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#1 Chris.Williams

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Posted 07 May 2018 - 10:10 AM

Hi all,
Has anybody tried running one of these from Autometer?
https://www.automete...-mech-4536.html
Do you think it could work? I have offset gauge cluster not central.

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Posted 07 May 2018 - 10:49 AM

You might want to ask around some of the Instrument companies first on that one Chris.

 

Nothing wrong per se with the Speedo here, but it might cost more than what it cost to purchase to have it calibrated to suit the Mini or for a calibration gearbox. Eg, here in Aust, the Instrument guys charge around $300 - $500 for this service, it's very specialised and labour intensive.

 

If I can suggest, it's cheaper (and better) to go for an electronic speedo - eg;-

 

https://www.automete...c-z-series.html

 

and get a suitable sender, eg;-

 

https://www.carbuild...rter-black-plug

 

and adapter for a Mini;-

 

https://www.carbuild...or-adapter-mini

 

then you can calibrate it exactly and limitless number of times, say you change wheels or final drive, then it's easy and fast to sort it again and get it spot on for no cost, only a few minutes of your time.

 

They are easy to fit up.



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Posted 07 May 2018 - 11:16 AM

You might want to ask around some of the Instrument companies first on that one Chris.
 
Nothing wrong per se with the Speedo here, but it might cost more than what it cost to purchase to have it calibrated to suit the Mini or for a calibration gearbox. Eg, here in Aust, the Instrument guys charge around $300 - $500 for this service, it's very specialised and labour intensive.
 
If I can suggest, it's cheaper (and better) to go for an electronic speedo - eg;-
 
https://www.automete...c-z-series.html
 
and get a suitable sender, eg;-
 
https://www.carbuild...rter-black-plug
 
and adapter for a Mini;-
 
https://www.carbuild...or-adapter-mini
 
then you can calibrate it exactly and limitless number of times, say you change wheels or final drive, then it's easy and fast to sort it again and get it spot on for no cost, only a few minutes of your time.
 
They are easy to fit up.


That all looks awesome!




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